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100% this^^^^. Electrons can’t read brand names. Focus on making clean repeatable work.

I’ve never had an issue with anything from pedalhacker, but I also don’t believe in magic diodes and don’t play that game.

You got them from a couple of the most trusted sources available for new old stock parts. I would have no trouble trusting the authenticity from them. I think the only other thing you could do is ask the vendor to show you the original packaging if they have it.

If they work, they are legit diodes. It looks like you are asking if what you have is a certain brand of them?

I found some on Ebay using the search term "axial multilayer ceramic capacitor".

They are axial (usually ceramic) capacitors designed to be installed by pick-and-place machines. Any capacitor type should sub fine there.

They appear to be pretty standard silicon diodes. And both of those are very trusted vendors. You could sub 1n4148 for them and get the same results a lot cheaper. You can use your DMM to check that they are functioning diodes.

Imagining is not science! I’ll try again…. Was your pcb labeled with buffered bypass pads or true? How did you wire the foot switch? Both types have different wiring schemes. Pictures are a basic requirement for troubleshooting. The charge pump and those pads are not a concern (yet)

If it’s a true bypass effect and you have no bypass, that has nothing to do with the PCB. That’s going to be wiring or your foot switch.

Is it possible your polarity protection diode is dropping the voltage? Bad/wrong part? I’d start there.

The switch works either way you install it.

It was tossed out by Gener at this show: An outdoor daytime show at the bird amphitheater at the zoo a few days before my 21st birthday.

Hey @Bricksnbeatles, check out what I found in an old shoe box!!!

Agreed. I built it with a vtl5c9 and with a tayda LDR with a yellow led and the both behave the same. Save your money on that part.

That’s not how it works. It’s not how ANY of this works….

Tayda has eliminated the cheap option for tiny orders, but once you add some weight to an order the shipping comes down. I recently got $4.99 DHL from Tayda on a $100 order with enclosures.

I guess it depends on what you are using it for.

Hey @snouse I've seen your guts. I can teach you how to remove unsightly flux from your builds for a professional look. "So clean inside ya can lick it! " :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: OK! And remember "military grade" means it came from the lowest bidder on that contract!

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